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Portrayal of Learning Disability in Cinema

An eight year old, wandering on streets, trying to catch fishes in his water bottle, befriending dogs and playing with kites. His world is filled with wonders; colours, dogs fishes. While trying to solve tables, his imagination sees war of

Awareness

Cimmerianism to Pollyannaism: A Shift from Gloominess to Cheerfulness

It takes but one positive thought when given a chance to survive and thrive to overpower an entire army of negative thoughts. -Robert H. Schuller Thinking is considered to be s higher mental ability. Human beings as beings are more

Health

Autism Spectrum Disorder

AUTISM is neither a puzzle nor a disease. Autism is a challenge but certainly not a devastating one. Autistic children may not fit into your box of thoughts but they can help you realize that there is ‘NO BOX’. It

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Illness V/S Disease

Illness vs Disease. These two words are commonly used interchangeably in medicine and in common language too. The similarities make them interchangeable and the difference between the two is what makes the field of psychosomatics come alive. An illness is

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Depression is not rare

There has been a significant rise in the number of people with depression all over the world. WHO estimates that more than 300 million people globally are living with depression. Depression can have a significant impact on the quality of

Therapy

OCD and Treatment through Homoeopathy

Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) is an anxiety disorder in which individuals have recurrent, disturbing thoughts they can’t prevent unless they engage in specific behaviours. It is a type of mental illness. People with OCD can have either obsessive thoughts or

Health

Why Vacations are good for your Heart?

Follow the given link to watch this video – https://youtu.be/0JYDRu4CdFY Have you ever thought that vacations can reduce the risk of heart ailments? Well! There has been much anecdotal evidence about the benefits of taking a vacation from work, researchers